Sentence examples similar to literary disposition from inspiring English sources
His later writings showed a more philosophic mood and a greater disposition toward literary or meditative allusion than did his earlier work.
Brian Friel's play "Give Me Your Answer, Do!" (recently presented off Broadway by the Roundabout Theater) raises provocative questions about the disposition of literary estates.
He argues that in "specialized" cases, there might even be definitions having more authority: for example, that the word "ironic" requires special consultation with literary specialists because "the meaning of ironic is not at the disposition of the general public".
The disposition of his property; his provision for letting all his literary work pass into the public domain.
Even before he has received his advance, he has started to talk in the vocabulary of the literary hustlers who never put finger to typewriter before knowing the probably financial disposition of all of the subsidiary rights.
The knight sinks under the weight of his subject, and is glad to escape to scenes more congenial to his disposition, and more suitable to his talents, the garrulity of a literary old man".
The German dramatist and literary critic Gotthold Lessing (1729 81) held that catharsis converts excess emotions into virtuous dispositions.
Disposition: Claim thrown out.
